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Mens SP Starting Order
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Thanks!
Looks like Kozuka and Verner are in a relatively not very good positions.
Looks like Kozuka and Verner are in a relatively not very good positions.
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That depends on how Patrick and Daiuke perform
I automatically assume they'd perform well.
Cross my fingers!
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Kazuko and Verner should just focus on their skate. They should know that Chan can kiss the ice three times with his butt and will still score over 80+
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Oda normally do well in the SP (except last year world), its the LP where he normally have problem with counting jumps!!
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Kazuko and Verner should just focus on their skate. They should know that Chan can kiss the ice three times with his butt and will still score over 80+
Then why compete? It doesn't make sense.
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I think it will be advantageous for the young Americans Miner & Dornbush to skate early (in the first group) because it relieves some of the pressure they may feel if they had to follow Chan or the Japanese men.
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Crappy orders for DOrnbush, Miner , Song and Ten _
Kazuko and Verner should just focus on their skate. They should know that Chan can kiss the ice three times with his butt and will still score over 80+
Or perhaps they could try to land a clean quad!!!
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Kazuko and Verner should just focus on their skate. They should know that Chan can kiss the ice three times with his butt and will still score over 80+
The only time Chan kissed the ice three times with his butt in SP, he scored 73.20, caming in 4th in a minor event, and Oda beat him with 81.57 without a quad.
Oda had the best SP internationally this season, scoring 86.59, with the best quad combo of the season but an edge call. He may yet come in first again as he usually does.
I don't think these lads feel the pressure of competing against the top guys. They will go out and do their best, unless the nerve gets them for just being at Worlds.
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I'd be more concerned about Joubert. Aren't he and Amodio using the same music?
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Yup, and it suits Amodio much better, IMO. But Joubert has the quad going for him so it might not matter if he can skate clean and convincingly.
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Crappy orders for DOrnbush, Miner , Song and Ten _
Skating early didn't hurt Mirai at the Olympics last year!
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Really? I've never watched Amodio's SP this season.
Once Upon a Time in Mexico
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Amodio's SP
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6MTEJ1aQvp4
Joubert's SP
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-5cjPzT8YM
You're right. Different cut, but ... I don't like this music.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6MTEJ1aQvp4
Joubert's SP
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-5cjPzT8YM
You're right. Different cut, but ...
I don't like this music.
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The American Men and Chan do not skate all those "b" comps in Europe and therefore can not expect to be in the later groups.
I agree, this should be advantageous for Dornbush and Miner to shine in the first group. I just hope they qualify for the LP. I am sure Bradley and Chan will.
I agree, this should be advantageous for Dornbush and Miner to shine in the first group. I just hope they qualify for the LP. I am sure Bradley and Chan will.
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Yes it did, it buried her PCS. And that doesnt change the fact the skaters I mentioned have crappy orders LOL
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